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The Federal Government has awarded him a multi-year, $5 million National Institute on Drug Abuse’s (NIDA) Avant-Garde Award Program for HIV and Substance Use Disorder Research grant.
Research

University Professor Awarded $5 Million Government Grant to Potentially End HIV

Campus community members shared their insights and learned of improvements made during the last year.
University News

University Leaders Stress Proactive Safety Approach With Campus Analysis, Walk

Campus Life

Honoring Juneteenth: The Second Independence Day

Catholic made a more than 100 spot jump in one year.
Athletics

Cardinals Earn Top 50 Finish in LEARFIELD Directors' Cup Race

Elijah Feret found a second home at Catholic University through the support of the swim team, faculty, and Campus Ministry. Balancing rigorous biomedical engineering studies and competitive swimming, he graduated magna cum laude and is now set to pursue a doctoral program in nanoengineering.
Student Stories

Diving In: How Elijah Feret Found His Place at Catholic University

Bishop John O. Barres of the Diocese of Rockville Centre, N.Y, was elected vice chairman.
University News

California Executive Robert Neal To Lead University's Board of Trustees

Government officials joined University leadership and Standard Solar for the powering on ceremony of a new the West Campus solar array.
Campus Life

University's Solar Array Debuts to Rave Reviews

For over 20 years, The Catholic University of America has hosted the annual Special Olympics D.C. Summer Games, where adults and children with intellectual disabilities compete for gold.
Campus Life

Special Olympics D.C. Summer Games Shines Light on Friendship, Service

Just six other individuals in the history of the University's athletics program have won a national championship before.
Athletics

Pole vaulter Di Nicolantonio Becomes University's First National Champion Since 1991

The Catholic University of America has signed on with the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops as a plaintiff in a lawsuit challenging a new federal government rule implementing the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act (PWFA).   
University News

Catholic University Opposes Abortion Accommodations in Pregnant Workers Legislation

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